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Monday, April 09, 2007

DEEP THOUGHT"At the heart of multiculturalism is a radical notion of egalitarianism, in which everyone's culture and lifestyle has equal validity and moral stature.  This extreme type of individualism, which replaces objective standards by subjective opinions and feelings, has been translated comprehensively into the moral sphere governing personal behavior.  Morality has been privatized, so that instead of asking the question 'what is right?' the individual now asks 'what is right for me?'"  Melanie Phillips, Londonistan
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